How Our Company Name Came About
What is behind a company name?
Many of us have gone through the process of selecting a company name and sometimes changing the name when required by the circumstances. Mortgage loan professional Joe Petrowsky shares the interesting history of his company name.
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How Our Company Name Came About
We are continually being asked how we came up with the name Right Trac. I am always fascinated by how names come about, so here is the evolution.
In 1979 the company was Northeast Capital Funding Corp, licensed only in Ct. We were always being asked to give referrals to our clients in other states and often the referral that were given out, did not work out so well and didn’t always make us look good. So we wanted to become licensed in additional states.
There were too many licensing issues with the name “Northeast” in the New England states we wanted to add. We did more research and decided to do a name change to solve the problem, so we settled on Access Capital Corp. and that happened in Nov. of 1993.
In early 1997 I took home a box of thank you letters that had been sent to me over the years and started reading. A common theme became apparent. “Thank you for getting us on the right track, thank you for getting us on the right track over and over again. So that is what started the ball rolling on doing more research in the different states we were licensed.
In March of 1997, we did the 3rd name change and became Right Trac Financial Group, Inc. So now you know the rest of the story.
Joe Petrowsky, NMLS #6869
Right Trac Financial Group, Inc. NMLS #2709
110 Main St.
Manchester, Ct. 06042
Office: 860 647-7701 x116
Fax: 860 647-8940
Cell: 860 836-9294
Email: joe@righttracfg.com
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